Why Can’t I Go to School?

By Abbi Kruse & The Playing Field

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Pub: 04/23/20

Most days I go to school.

I like to play with my friends.

My teachers love me a lot!

I can’t go to school right now.

At school, there are a lot of other children.

When a lot of children are together, they sometimes share

their sneezes and coughs.

Sharing sneezes and coughs can make everyone sick.

I am staying home until all my friends and my teachers are healthy.

When everyone is healthy, we can go back to school.

My teachers love me and they are thinking of me.